Music At Saint Luke Catholic Church
According to the Second Vatican Council, 'Liturgical worship is given a more noble form when it is celebrated in song.' At Saint Luke, we embody this idea in our worship services, which include music as an integral part of the worship experience.
Musical opportunities abound at Saint Luke. Parishioners may choose to join one of the four church choirs, which actively participate in worship services and additional concerts throughout the year.
Additionally, Saint Luke has hosted the Music in McLean concert series every year for more than 20 years. This series features the Washington, D.C. area's finest musicians and has included appearances by the Amadeus Orchestra, Saint Luke Festival Choir, Washington Symphonic Brass, National Men's Chorus, the City Choir of Washington, and the Washington Master Chorale.
Visit our new Music in McLean YouTube channel here.
Saint Luke is privileged to be the home to one of the largest and finest pipe organs in the Northern Virginia area. This organ, completed in 1998, is regularly featured in both worship services and organ recitals.
To learn more about sacred music, please visit our Resources page.
Musical opportunities abound at Saint Luke. Parishioners may choose to join one of the four church choirs, which actively participate in worship services and additional concerts throughout the year.
Additionally, Saint Luke has hosted the Music in McLean concert series every year for more than 20 years. This series features the Washington, D.C. area's finest musicians and has included appearances by the Amadeus Orchestra, Saint Luke Festival Choir, Washington Symphonic Brass, National Men's Chorus, the City Choir of Washington, and the Washington Master Chorale.
Visit our new Music in McLean YouTube channel here.
Saint Luke is privileged to be the home to one of the largest and finest pipe organs in the Northern Virginia area. This organ, completed in 1998, is regularly featured in both worship services and organ recitals.
To learn more about sacred music, please visit our Resources page.